GM Eui Lee

Taekwondo Hall of Fame® Ceremony 2022

GM Eui Lee

Country : USA

INDUCTION TITLE - OUTSTANDING TAEKWONDO PLAYER - U.S.A.

ABOUT GRANDMASTER EUI LEE

Grandmaster Eui Yong Lee started Taekwondo at the age of 4 under his father Great Grandmaster Byung Yul Lee. Grandmaster Lee is the most successful TaeKwonDo athlete in the midwest area and the only professional Taekwondo athlete in Minnesota. During his 30 years of training he has learned how to incorporate structure and discipline while having fun with the students. Come and see how his classes stand out from the rest and why so many people are training at the WORLD TAEKWONDO ACADEMY. Visit World Taekwondo Academy Website

Grandmaster Lee’s Accomplishments:

• Minnesota Taekwondo State President
• Certified 7th degree black belt
• Randy Shaver Cancer Research Community Fund Board Member
• Certified CrossFit Trainer C.P.R Certified
• Personal Trainer to Professional Athletes
• Undefeated State Champion
• USA Taekwondo Certified Referee
• Purple Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
• 2011 Coach of the Year

2022 – Received the highest honor in Taekwondo upon being
Inducted into the Official Taekwondo Hall of Fame
on August 19, 2022 Hyatt Hotel, Jersey City, New Jersey
2012
• Olympic Coach
2006 – Present
• U.S. National Team Coach
2005
• Peak Performance Coach
• Member of Team Miami
2002
• U.S. National Champion
2001
• Bronze – U.S. Nationals
• Gold – Puerto Rico Open
2000
• Pro TaeKwonDo Athlete
• U.S. National Champion
1999
• Bronze – U.S. Nationals
1998
• Silver – Spain Open
• Instructor of the Year by USA TaeKwonDo
• U.S.A. Cup Champion
• Bronze – U.S. Open
1996
• Resident athlete at the United States Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs
• Bronze – U.S. Open
1995
• U.S. National Champion
1994
• U.S. National Collegiate Team member
1993
• U.S. National Collegiate Champion
1991
• Bronze – U.S. Collegiate Nationals
• Bronze – U.S. Nationals

Coaching Experience:
2015
• World Cup Mexico City, Mexico
• World Championships, Chelyabinsk, Russia
2014
• Jr. World Championships, Taipei CIty, Taipei
• Cadet World Championships, Baku, Azerbaijan
2013
• Jr. Pan Am Championships, Quertaro, Mexico
2012
• London Olympics
• Jr. World Championships, Sharm El Shiek, Egypt
2011
• Junior Pan American Championships, Las Vegas U.S.A.
• World Championships, Gyeongju, Korea
2010
• Junior World Championships, Mexico
2009
• Junior Pan American Championships, El Salvador
• World Championships, Denmark
2008
• Junior World Championships, Turkey
2007
• World Championships, China
• World University Games, Thailand
2006
• World Junior Championships, Vietnam